Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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T il ilf ALEXIS VOORHIES, A.B., M.S. After completing Arts and Sciences at St. Charles College, Grand Coteau. La., with the degree of A.B., he entered L- S. U. and specialized in sugar chemistry. Was graduated from L- S. XJ. in 1922 with the degree of B.S- L ' pon graduation from L. S. U. became a member of the staff of tlie State Normal School for Teach- ers at Natchitoches, La. Was Pro- fessor of Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry at Normal 1923-24. An old Jesuit boy, he was happy to change from Normal to Loyola, becoming Professor of Physics here in 1924. L. T. NADAU DU TREIL, B.S.. M.S. After preparing at Jesuit High School he came to Loyola in 1920. Registering for the Science Course he was graduated in 1922 with tlie degree of B.S. Taught Physics in the Summer School. 1923, and became Professor in Physics at the University in 1923. While teaching he also worked for liis RLS. degree which lie won in 1924. As Professor of Physics he special- ized in Radio work and was the Director of the fi rst Radio School at Loyola.

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REV. LEO ABEL. S.J. Made his philosophical and scien- tific studies at Woodstock College, Voodsto::k, Md., tluring the years 1911-1914. Became Professor of Physics and Chemistry at Regis College, Denver, Col. Held this post from 1914 to 1917. In September, 1921, was assigned to the Department of Physics and Chemistry at the Jesuit College of St. Mary ' s, Galveston. Undertook the same charge at Sacred Heart High School, Tampa, in 1922. Became Director of the Physics, Meteorological and Seismo!ogical Departments at Loyola University, September 1924. HERBERT H. WELSH, B.S. After completing high school at St. Charles Academy, Lake Charles, La., registered at Loyola in the Arts and Sciences from which he was graduated in 1924 with the de- gree of B. S. During the sessions of the summer school, 1922. 1923. 1924, was Instruc- tor in Physics. Became a member of Loyola Uni- versity staff in Physics in 1924. ill ii il rrl I

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SIDNEY L. TIBLIER, M.S.. D.D.S. Prepared for college at the Jesuit H iph School. Entered Loyola in 1913 and was graduated in 1917 with the degree of A.H. Pursuing further his scientific studies at IvOyola he received his M.S. in Chemistry in 1919. Became a member of tiie Loyola Staff in Sciences in 1918. As Pro- fessor of Chemistry he lectured for four years winning his D.D.S. in 1923. EDMOND L. MERILH, B.S., M.S. Had his high school education at the Jesuits ' and entered from there Spring Hill College in 1914. After three years in the science course he received from Spring Hill his B.S. degree in 1917. Further collegiate and university studies were interrupted for a while by the war. Served in the infantry at Camp Martin, New Orleans. After discharge from the army entered Tulane Medical School to prepare for medicine. Discontinuing his medical studies he entered Loy- ola and in 1923 received his degree of M.S. On the Loyola staff he is Professor of Biology and Assistant Professor of Bacteriology. IIJ